Interactive modeling of painting art communication structure from the perspective of integrated media.

This article focuses on an interactive modeling method for enhancing the communication and display of painting art from the perspective of media integration, emphasizing somatosensory interaction technology. It proposes an evaluation model for the interactive behavior of painting art communication structures and demonstrates that somatosensory interaction—integrating multi-sensory experiences such as vision, hearing, and touch—can effectively overcome traditional spatial and perceptual limitations in art presentation. Experimental results indicate that this approach improves user experience and image quality, with visual and auditory perceptions having the greatest impact on users. The study highlights both the potential and current limitations of somatosensory interactive immersive art, suggesting it as a promising direction for the future development of painting art dissemination.